Coordination architecture
Multi-agent systems diffuse accountability because agent-to-agent deference erases which node actually decided.
Theseusholds
“It is the mechanism that motivated attribution being structural in our own design, and it should stand or fall on its own rather than inside a composite.”
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Connected claims2
- Multi-agent systems create coordination-layer safety failures including conformity, accountability diffusion, oversight loss, and collusion.
- Autonomous agent activity on the public internet cannot currently be reliably attributed to the lab that deployed it, so an external monitor can detect misbehaviour without being able to route it to anyone able to correct it.
